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Nozzle Stainless Steel 1/8 npt

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  • 3.5 Nozzle SS 1/8in 15deg
  • Typically used in the end of the rotating bars for pressure washer surface cleaners as shown on the right
  • The bars usually have 25 degree tips installed, for stronger, deeper, but slower cleaning 15 degree tips can be used.

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Item #: 74-56M

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Stainless Steel Nozzle Tips 1/8in npt

Typically used in the end of the rotating bars for pressure washer surface cleaners as shown on the right

Many Mossmatic  surface cleaners use this 1/8 npt fitting size

The bars usually have 25 degree tips installed, for stronger, deeper, but slower cleaning 15 degree tips can be used.

For a two tip Bar, divide your typical tip size used for you wand by two, so for a 4 GPM 4000 pressure washer the tip used is generally a Number 4 install 2 25 degree 2.0 orifice size tips

For a 8 gpm machine at 3500psi the tip for your wand is typically a 7.5 or 8 size consider 3.5 or 4.0 tips is a bar similar as shown


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